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05 July 2006 by nathaniel

nathaniel on BBC

Ha, one of the video re-mixes I did at the iCommons iSummit was on BBC news yesterday (or maybe the day before). Check out the page, and then download the MP3 on the right-hand side (about 10MBs) – the whole thing is about Henrik Moltke’s (along with many others) v. cool free beer project, and, as BY licenses mandate, I get a mention when they use my coolio beat-box re-mix for promotion (starts between five and five and a half minutes in, but you should really listen to the whole segment). Sweet.

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